installing C in fedora

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HELLO..
what is the procedure of installing turbo c in fedora operating system?
thnx

Posted 22-Sep-10 21:53pm

Sunny s

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Sunny s 23-Sep-10 4:36am

plz give me ans ...

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ya i think the same GCC is more powerful then TC.
TC has some restrictions ,
if code is too long say more than 1500 lines , TC fails to manage.

GCC is the best,

Posted 13-Oct-10 5:34am

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2010-09-22T22:47:00

Solution 1

Why do you want to do that?
I mean you might install gcc if it isn't already provided by your Fedora distribution.

If you really need it, you may install in in DOSBox [^].
:)

Posted 22-Sep-10 22:47pm

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Sunny s 23-Sep-10 5:27am

thanx for help..
but I want to compile C program's...

CPallini 23-Sep-10 5:32am

gcc does compile C programs.

Archit9373284448 13-Oct-10 11:39am

u can go it by 2 methods,
1 . using make
2. using gcc command line

both the above options does same things, but make is more automatic.

how to compile :
on terminal type "make File_Name"
while compiling with "make", be sure that u not to write file extension.

WRONG : make File_name.c
Right : make file_name

when u compile using this method u'll get output as same name.

2. Using GCC

GCC -g -o input_file.c out_file
input_file.c : source file
out_file : output file